Taking the sword out of the bag and waving it, Wei Changying knew that it was three-feet long. As usual, it weighed three jin and twelve liang.
This sword was quite expensive.
The head of the sword was made from gold and cast in the shape of Ruyi Jade. As a weapon, the sword had no hollows or spikes, different from the sword decorated on the waist of the men of literature. The handle was made from ivory, wrapped in sharkskin, decorated with Luminous Pearl. The handguard was made from pure gold, engraving the scenery of the mountains and river. The scabbard was made from ebony wood, no color or decoration, embedded the ambitious name of the sword with colorful bloodstones:
Lu Hu!
Wei Changying recognized at a glance the bloodstones above, which resembled those on her hair clasp that was
